I look forward to the new Morning Consult Poll to see where everyone is at - I predict that

[Skya Rhen]

Kamala Harris will be well behind the front runner, Joe Biden, by double digits...

[stonecutter357]

1. K&R

[Funtatlaguy]

2. When does the new one come out? Today?

[SouthernProgressive]

3. I don't think slightly over ten points behind would be all that bad for her.

There is a lot of time left. I personally think Warren has a good view of that. She doesn't seem to be trying to force things. She is just going at it every single day. Limiting mistakes and direct confrontation while being bold at the same time.

[Skya Rhen]

4. I'm afraid that, although Warren might limit direct confrontations, it doesn't mean that she won't

be on the receiving end of same. I have been told that this is politics and should be expected - fair or not...

[SouthernProgressive]

5. And I say bring it.

They are applying for one of the most powerful positions in the world. Send some shots her way. She will be ready or she won't. I think she will be ready. With that, I think people are really going to second guess how they approach their attacks after the Harris/Biden dust up. Pretty sure the anyone considering initiating an attack now fully understands that the next week after the attack they will be defending themselves against opposition research that will be dropped relentlessly at an arms length by their competitors.

The person who wins this won't come out the other end without confrontation.

[Skya Rhen]

7. I'm with you...

[Kahuna7]

6. Now that you mention it, the 7/8 poll is out. Biden 31%, Harris 14%. That's 17%, right?

https://morningconsult.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/Political-Intelligence-7.8.19.pdf

KEY TAKEAWAYS/ 07.08.19
1. Biden sees a notable drop in support since the first debate. In the last three weeks,
Biden’s support has dropped from 38% to 31% of the vote share.
1. The decline was fueled in part by loss of black support: Biden has lost 8% of the
black vote share since the debate.
2. Harris’s ascension continues: Since the debate, Kamala Harris has gained 8 points and
now has 14 percent of the vote share, surpassing Elizabeth Warren for third place

[Skya Rhen]

8. Thanks, Kahuna7!

[Kahuna7]

9. My pleasure nt